Description
Discover 'The Sound,' an enthralling novel that transports you to the turbulent seas of the 19th century, where adventure and survival intertwine. Following the journey of Wiremu Heke from Aramoana, this gripping tale unfolds as he joins a sealing boat bound for Western Australia. His quest for vengeance against those who destroyed his village leads him into a brutal world dominated by chaos and lawlessness. This captivating narrative explores themes of identity, culture clash, and the harsh realities faced by indigenous communities. Written with poignant detail, 'The Sound' sheds light on the lives of men from various nations who raid seal colonies and victimize women and children. Perfect for fans of historical fiction, literary adventure, and cultural storytelling, this trade paperback edition features 228 pages of immersive storytelling published by Fremantle Press in 2016. Experience 'The Sound' and dive into a past filled with profound struggles and triumphs.